Question 1

What is the lighting layout of the sports venue?

Accepted Answer

In sports venues, lighting arrangements typically include lighting along both sides of the field, lighting at the four corners, and a combination of lighting along both sides and at the four corners. Field surveys indicate that training venues primarily utilize lighting from poles or light strips along both sides and at the four corners of the field; competition venues mainly use light strips along both sides (single and double track), with other lighting methods being less common.

Lighting along both sides of the field: This is a commonly used lighting method, providing good illuminance uniformity and reducing shadows, resulting in good lighting effects, but the overall investment is higher.

Lighting at the four corners of the field: This method is currently mainly used in training fields, small venues, or renovated venues. The investment is lower, but the lighting shadows are more pronounced.

Combined lighting along both sides and at the four corners of the field: Compared to the above two methods, this lighting method offers a better cost-performance ratio.

Question 2

What are the problems with lighting design?

Accepted Answer

In lighting simulations, if the simulation is not conducted according to the specified conditions, the actual lighting effect will be significantly compromised. The simulation conditions include the dimensions of the field, the position and height of the light poles, the distribution of the luminaires, and the aiming point/tilt angle, etc. Any change in these parameters will lead to discrepancies between the simulation results and the lighting design, resulting in some indicators failing to meet the relevant standards.

Question 3

What’s the considerations of outdoor sports lighting design?

Accepted Answer

The main considerations in outdoor sports lighting design are visual comfort, light level, light uniformity, light quality, and long-life operation. Ideal sports field lighting should ensure that illuminance, illuminance uniformity, color rendering, visual comfort (such as CRI, glare, and TLCI), and stable operation meet expectations. For example, the CRI is generally required to be 70 or higher, glare should be below 50 and the lower the better, and illuminance uniformity should be greater than 0.6 or 0.7 (U2) and the higher the better. In addition, high luminous efficacy and long lifespan are also desirable for sports lighting.

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